While it has competitive elements, the main reason the Roanoke Rapids Fire Department is reviving the Transportation Emergency Rescue Committee challenge is for training and building relationships with fellow organizations.
A Littleton man pleaded guilty this week to three of seven counts a federal grand jury lodged against him back in July.
The Center for Energy Education is offering its second Solar Installation and OSHA Training class this fall for residents from Halifax and Edgecombe counties.
A crash this morning in the Aurelian Springs community claimed the life of an Enfield area woman, according to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol.
While attorneys continue to hammer out a final agreement, Roanoke Rapids City Council Tuesday night voted to conditionally approve a contract that would bring new tennis courts to T.J. Davis Recreation Center.
